Cuba: its people, its society, its culture [by] Wyatt MacGaffey [and] Clifford R. Barnett in collaboration with Jean Haiken and Mildred Vreeland. Prepared under the auspices of the American University.
Series: Survey of world cultures ; 10 | Survey of world cultures ; 10.Publication details: New Haven, HRAF Press [1962]Description: 392 pages illustrations 22 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- Civilization
- Economic conditions -- Cuba
- Education -- Cuba
- Expropriation and nationalization -- Cuba
- Finance -- Cuba
- Foreign relations -- Cuba
- Labor and laborers -- Cuba
- Political movements -- Cuba
- Social conditions -- Cuba
- Trade, International -- Cuba
- Cuba -- Civilization
- Cuba
- Cuba
- Cuba -- Civilisation
- Cuba -- History
- Cuba -- Civilization
- Cuba
- 972.91063, Mac
- F1760 .M3
- cci1icc
- 180297 Charm
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972.91063 Int Cuba and the Rule of Law. | 972.91063 Int Cuba and the Rule of Law. | 972.91063 Joh The Bay of Pigs : the leaders story of Brigade 2506. | 972.91063 Mac Cuba: its people, its society, its culture | 972.91063 Mac A revel in Cuba an American's memoir. | 972.91063 Mat The Cuban story. | 972.91063 Mey The Cuban Invasion; the chronicle of a disaster, |
Includes bibliographical references.
The island and its history -- Ethnic influences and social patterns -- An economy of scarcity -- Competition for status -- Political institutions to 1958 -- Political dynamics to 1958 -- Labor conditions and organization -- Education and welfare -- Foreign trade and United States influence -- Banking and finance -- The debate between Catholicism and Rationalism -- Intellectuals and artists -- Genesis of a revolution -- Victory and the consolidation of power -- The new society -- Nationalizing the economy -- Foreign relations.
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